The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-07-29
sUNRIaASIs.

Plenty of harvest help.
Harvest has begun IN earnest.
John Huesby is up aud around.
REV Brown now has ahorse and bug
gy of his own.
james Wheelahan returned from
Necedah last week.
School closed Tuesday aud the ur.
chins are happy,
Charley Thomas win open the farm
ers' elevator tomorrow.
Charley Ballard, the contractor re.
turned home this week.
"A nice, new organ decorates tho par
lors of the Foster House.
The musical hum OF the harvester is
now heard night and day
Mrs. Mae Boyd returned to her home
IN Alexandria last Saturday,
Mrs. Crabb, of Bayra, Iowa, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. X B. Sweet
&C. r. Ballard had a valuable yearling
colt killed by lightning Monday night.
-BoRN TO Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Viii,
son, of this place, on July %, 1887, a
boy
Eli Rose, Zach Fryer, and James
Campbell arrived from Minnesota last
Friday.
Stephen Weeks, who has been build
ing railroads this summer, returned this
week.
Mrs, Fred Fisher moved ont to their
claim last Tuesday to remain during
harvest.
Fletcher q Fisher of Aberdeen, Oak,
are making farm loans at nine per cent
straight No bonus. 48t3
The granary of C. F. Dawes was
struck by lightning Monday night, but
the damage was very light
Go to Fletcher & Fisher, Aberdeen,
OAK and make loan on your farm at
nine per cent. 48t3
Rev ] Staub will preach in English
in the N. z. church next Sabbath eve
ming, July 81, at the usual hour
-BillP. Kingston, ofNecedah, Ashland
and Minneapolis, shook hands with his
many friends in this place Saturday.
- The infant daughter OF MIR. and Mrs
Herman Rehfeld died Wednesday noon
and was buried in the cemetery here
to-day.
Assignee Macleod has closed up his
side Of the store at the Red Front, and
George Edwin now rides the festive
binder in the harvest field
Bonn. On July ls, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. L. Ogden, of Edgerton, Wis, a
son which tipped the sealese eat .s;-;;s;;, ..s;-;;s;;,
dozen pounds
Oh yes, George, we always smoke
on such occasions.
"A private letter from F. d. Shane, of
West Salem, Wis, says that everything
is completely dried up there. He also
says he has threshed his oats which
yielded % bushels per acre; hay ever
ages one ton per acre and sells readily
at Slipper ton
Mr. F. Anderson Of this place, is
agent for She Practical Home Physician
book of over 100 pages, containing
the history, cause, symptoms, preyen-
ton and treatment of every disease,
pain or complaint known 10 man at the
the present day Everything is ex.
planned in plain every day language and
is written by four of the ablest living
physicians OF this country. The book
is very highly spoken Of by those who
haye obtained it here.
Del White, OF Rondell, is model
farmer in every particular, and conss-
quently has purchased header with
which 10 harvest his Compliant crop.
He bad just completed three OF the
boxes when the Storm came up last
Monday night, and as Dellis something
Of natural prophet himself, made up
his mind that storm Of no small CALI
bre was the first on the program for
that evening. He thought Of his new
header boxes and gazed at the storm
which threatened their further exist
ence, and then sat down on the trap
door which leads 70 the cyclone cellar.
The storm was coming nearer and near
er end he suddenly concluded sss uipkat
ontSwhat seemed to be the height of bis
ambition 20 save So with picket pins
and iupes he pieketed cut two of them
whsn he was obliged 10 lice 60 the house
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